Sentence examples for have not differentiated from inspiring English sources
Researchers have studied only 1 source at a time and have not differentiated among the sources.
Hepatectomy patients are known to be at significant risk for venous thromboembolism (VTE), but previous studies have not differentiated pre‐ versus post‐discharge events.
Although existing studies have pointed out that political opportunities play a significant role in the success of protests in China (e.g. Cai 2010), they mainly emphasize the importance of direct intervention from higher-level governments and have not differentiated modes of government intervention nor elaborated how different modes of intervention shape protest success.
It is possible that although D1-1 peptide could activate CD8 T cells to produce IFN-γ, after three rounds of in vitro stimulations, they may have not differentiated into cytotoxic effector T cells.
In this study we have not differentiated GWAS hits by phenotype, both because we are interested in general determinants of causality and because stratifying the GWAS hits in this way decreases the power to identify differences in the distributions of the annotation between the datasets.
The previous reports studied the syndrome have not differentiated AKI and ACKI.
He points out that only 10,000 years ago these waters were under ice, and no orcas were to be found, so it may not be a surprise that most of the orcas haven't differentiated as they have in the North Pacific and Antarctic, where they've lived far longer.
In particular, research has not differentiated between legitimate power and the presumption of expert knowledge, what we call authority "to" and authority "in".
In the same node of the secondary axis, two floral buds are developing as floral primordia, the microspore mother cells in their first meiotic division are found in the anthers, but the megaspore mother cell has not differentiated yet in the ovules.
While in culture, some EG cell plates were periodically stained with alkaline phosphatase chromogen (abcam) to ensure they had not differentiated.
